The trends are too insistent and entrenched.
Mr. Bloomberg said the protesters were not granted a permit last month because they were too insistent on their location.
The vertical relationship between Lindblad and its customers had been too insistent to encourage the forging of horizontal bonds.
I can't write to music that has vocals, and sometimes, if the beat is too insistent and irregular I can't write to that, either.
In a staging punctuated with blues singing from Ruby Turner as Eunice, Hay hits only a few bum notes - the incidental music, for example, can be too insistent.
But Mr Glassner's humour is too laboured, his liberal-Democrat soft-heartedness can be too insistent, and his figures for one who is often taking issue with absurd extrapolations are surprisingly vague.
And the music by David Van Tieghem is too insistent, giving the show a pompous, important air it surely does not need.
You see, when this usually gets trotted out, we hear that the left is too insistent that we have a single-payer health care system.
Ostensibly, the incessant calls from the members of the Indian Congress Party to him for returning to the country and taking on the family legacy were too insistent for him to ignore.
However, if the patient has intolerance or unpleasant side effects from statins, for example, muscular problems, physicians should not be too insistent on the patient continuing them.
